Teleclass Re-cap: Supporting Your Baby’s Development – Why Music Matters

Kids playing music with xylophone Music can play a powerful role in our lives, and for babies and young children, introducing music early on can promote healthy brain development. The impact of music on the brain is becoming a ‘hot’ topic in science.

This week, we held a fun and illuminating teleclass with expert Deanna deCampos, founder of Eastside Westside Music Together – also our generous sponsor – who helped explain it all and provide tips on how parents can create quality early music experiences with their little one now, and set the stage for long-lasting benefits down the road.

In case you missed it, you’ll find a link to the recorded teleclass HERE.

During class, Deanna discussed topics such as how and why music makes a difference in so many developmental areas: brain architecture, language, cognitive, physical, etc., why YOUR voice matters, and how parents can help their child become a confident music maker.

Deanna mentioned the concept of “Serve and Return” in the teleclass. For more information on this important component of baby’s brain development, go to Harvard’s Center for the Developing Child for amazing information on Brain Architecture and Serve and Return.

ESWS encourages parents and caregivers to ‘like’ their Facebook page, where they post great articles and information about their program.

Website: ESWSMusicTogether.com

National Website: MusicTogether.com

To reach Deanna directly, email  at deanna@eswsmusictogether.com

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Deanna began teaching Music Together in 1992 and founded Eastside Westside Music Together in early 1993. ESWSMT has served nearly 50,000 families on the UES and UWS since its inception. Deanna has performed as both actor and singer on stages throughout the country and can occasionally be spotted performing on stage with her husband, tenor saxophonist Ned Otter. In 2009, she co-founded the non-profit organization ArtStrides with three other Music Together colleagues. Deanna still loves to teach weekly, even after 23 years! She has taught Infants, Mixed-ages, Preschool, Big Kids, Intergenerational, Outreach, and Guitar for Grown-ups classes. Along with being at the helm at this center, Deanna is also the Director of Educational Services for Music Together’s international headquarters, overseeing teacher education worldwide.

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